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REPORT During the week of October 28 to November 3, 1974, officers on general law enforcement at W hitby Detachment investigated two break and enters, 5 thefts, 1 assault, 1 instance of malicious daimage, 5 disturbances and 2 traffie complaints. 8 Impaired drivers were arrested, 15 persons were charged under the Liquor Control Act and 10 persons were arrested on outstanding warrants.from other Police Depart- ments. MESSAGE FOR MOTORISTS During an average year, O.P.P. officers at Whitby Detachment remove approximateiy 90 abandoned vehicies from area highways. If this was flot done on a regular basis Highway 401 wouid be littered with rusting autos fromi Windsor to the Quebec Border. If you have a break-down on a freeway, the best thing you cari do is raise y"o-ur* hoof and remnain in the vehicle uintil help arrives. 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If for any reason you decide to abandon your car, there are a number of steps you should take: (1) Remove any valuables frorn the interior of the car and lock them în the trunk. (2) Make sure your car is far enough away from the travelled portion of the roadway. (3) Leave a note under the wiper or in a conspicious spot- stating W'hy the vehicle has been left there and when it will be removed. If your car is checked, a yellow tag is attached and if the vehicle is not removed in a reasonable amount of time by the owner, thre car is towed in and stored and the owner contacted by phone or registered mail. Ail towing charees are the responsibiltiy of the owner s0 it is to your advantage to leave a note, or notify the O.P.P. Detacirment concerned, whenever you leave your car unattended. 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M4S 2L8 or your nearest UNICEF office WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBIER O,- 1974, PAGE 9 TOWN 0F WH ITBY Contract 74-33 Alterations to former Whitby Library Building_ Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned until Wednesday,,November 20, 1974 at 2 p.m. for alterations to the former Whitby Library Building located at 132 Dundas Street West, Whitby, Ontar io. Specifications and tender forms are available at the Treasurer's Office, 405 Dun cjas Street West, Whit- by, Ontario. Telephone 668-6803. Lowest or any tender flot necessarily acc2pted. R. A. Claringbold Deputy Treasurer Town of Whitby 405 Dundas Street West Whitby, Ontario ju;C (Ae3~e \~î)~ ~- 1 1 letl rîvIr'atiîvetFrance onara Tuesda\' and b> \Vedncsdav a t te rn t nn waIS or carihiin a wr ne anrd checese partv righr hlere in Many people hiave si nec asked mne,l1or "mv secre t"*. 1ts no secret, its delîghitfully simple. Ilere we go: you will need glasses of a simple shape, plates, knives, corkscrews, ice and ice con- taliners for the white and rose winies whichi are to bc served citlled. Red wines are served at rooni teruperature cxcept for Beaujolais whiich should be cool cd. The most important part is the selection oft the wines and cheeses. In France wine and cheese are called inseparable friends, thiis nmeans thiat the flavour of the cheese compli- ments the bouquet of the wine. 1 allowed six ounices of cheese and onie bottle of wine per guest whichi is generous but flot excessive. Your guiests siotld not be given the impression that they are expected to drink too miuch, nor should thiey be allowed to go aw7iy thirsty. 1 presented each cheese type on a ditierent tray wîth its coillleien tary wine beside it. The first tray proudty dis- played Camembert and Brie, twL) of France's most famous ehieeses, they are suft inside and hiave floured crusts. Tradition- altv tîrese sliouitd be accompan- Ad Uv a tighit bodied rcd wine an rd ie hi t tIe ut' Beau ne beside the t ray vas a per tect matchi. 'lile SCeun d t ra\ hd . Roque- toi t onri i. Rrtr rts tire trii~rn al hine c h ce se an dIs nmade tror ewe's i ik . a s!tri ghi ne vend cheese whlicil hlilds treaLitii\ 1ywrti a I '111bodlied seiee ted '] ( I tesdu Rhtie, J ti,1e 1t li[l\l r ititrred liardi nid senli Iard cireses,M iri lts Caise St. l'aflnri, trenich lmu SToille ad Ron)Idin . Tîrese clîceses ruas' Uc served vi tIi a variety o f wiîes lin t'1t re t ci'a dry aromialic witce such as Macoin or a ruse such as Anjou ruse. This tinte t sciected a Maconar. The fotnrth tray corîsisted of' arr assortruent of crearîl cheeses irrctudinîg letits-suiisses, tile truc kinîg of' soft crearuyv cheeses fror-n Nornmandy. Each tiny nion- salted rollt makes a delicious rcady to eat portion. These checeses I decided to rnarry with a bottle of Sylvaner, a fresh, tiîgh t, fruity wirîe frorn the Alsace region. The Alsace regioni wtîiclî spreads atong the Frencth bank of the RUine produces dry, fresh, fruity wines. The final tray consisted of a variety of processcd cheeses. Att cheeses of this type are a blend of various kinds of cheeses metted together and to which butter, rnitk or cream are added. This particutar assortment was rmade up of different cheeses which have the Advantage of being atready in portions such asix d savoie, vache qui rit etc. Having already two red and two whîite wines I chose an Anjou rose to complirîient this tray. This is a sligUtly sweet soit arnd mellow wine from tUe Loire wtîictî shotîld bc served chit ted. Finally, a couple of important tlîings which could rîîake att tUe differerîce. You shoutd buy the winie a few days bet'ore the pLrty' to permrit it to "rcst" arîd if possible openi the botties a tirttc vMile before servintg, everi terli lmlnites, to aiiow the Nwirie to breatlie. YOLI cari put \'oLr chieese otaricakers or,.if \v tii warit obcbereaiiv [rerîci, lise bi.scottes tirmîail isco t'tes -r eîcli iiibllît1asi >. 'llits is Uv tit)i iieaiîs air cx- iaistîve gLilde Jisi air exaliîîîe ()t a wlirie arr id cireese 1 or ra rîe d reei.At rerl-1, lhait rIle lii ci in 1 11iig and Il ii dLt reilîeiliber . eirairpagiie gtes iti evei\ turne)g Ail tlIai r ilialis is t l'lx the lire andi place Uc Il' tor-twu, twcrity tir two ltuidred. Bonîsoir', amnusez-vous bien. Lucky Numbers 257 138 916 Senior 'A' Hockey WHITBY McDONALDS vs CAMBRIDGE HORNETS Iroquois Park Arena Thurs. Nov. 7th - 8:30 p.m. This message sponsored by:À 04E -9op U-- esicýaE COMPANY 101 CONSUMERS DRIVE. WHITBY. [ le ;e s-t t e dao i...,6, hib ý mâ ý - - . ...............